The film stars heavy
hitters Ufuoma McDermott as Omo, Kate Henshaw as Ene, Omoni Oboli as Teni and
Blessing Obiang as Rose, who play four dysfunctional friends whose friendship
is marked by rivalry, gossip and competition.
Blessing Egbe the producer
and director who brought us the wave-making Lekki Wives returns to the cinemas
this independence weekend with a thrilling drama The Women.
The movie also stars Kalu
Ikeagwu as Bez, Femi Branch as Ayo, Gregory Ojefua as Chubby and Anthony
Monjaro as Maro.
The core of the movie is
summed up by Teni who tells her husband Bez (Kalu Ikeagwu) that “where two or
three women are gathered, there is a silent war.”
The war in The Women is
silent but finally escapes its lid and bursts into the open with very
devastating consequences.
Speaking on the movie
Blessing Egbe, who wrote, produced and directed the movie said: “The Women is a
feel-good dramedy that will entertain and leave cinema goers wanting more.
Even though it addresses
very serious man / woman issues, it does so with large doses of humour and in
the process teaches lessons of true friendship, truth and contentment. Please
go out and enjoy yourselves. It will be worth your time.
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